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Im trying to do something like this:
Take an swf file corrupt it, Then ..inside the device turn it readable (not corrupted)again … I´ll check, with a device-finger-print writen by myself, if that device can uncorrupt the swf.. got?
Can I do this? what is the way? Thanx!
This requires File I/O
encrypt the swf with like base64 or anything and append any random string to the beginning or end of the file, save it somewhere, and de-encrypt it when you want to use it